Or the physics Atari wanted. Or Ferrari. Difference b/w pCARS and Shift/Legends is that they seem to be much more their own team rather than doing it under the eye of Atari or EA. Just like when they were (or part of, or whatever) Simbin.
I could not disagree more, it doesn't feel like Shift at all and I honestly have no idea why people keep saying this, unless they have not played either of the two. (for a long time)
Yup and it with Andy saying a 75 is a fair score for the game and Ian saying the physics are meant to be fun not anywhere near as realistic as pCars or others sims you can say they probably aren't very happy with how the development turned out. I still might get the game if it ever turns out on Steam.
It took me less than a day to receive a link from SimBin to download the digital version for free after sending in a photo of my DVD copy of GT Legends. SimBin are great to deal with - one of their website team sent me a private DL link as I found the official link on the SimBin website horribly slow.
I could imagine that if it does come to PC it'd be quite customisable, to the point of physics and the driving model being tweaked.
SimBin have announced:
From the press release: RaceRoom Racing Experience combines traditional game play with a brand new community portal, all connected and seamlessly built into one platform making it More Than a Game. RaceRoom Racing Experience is a Free 2 Race concept where a high end racing game is provided for free. The concept offers the opportunity to purchase additional content, thus allowing every user to build the game of their dreams.
Not quite the GTR 3 reveal many of us were hoping for 8(
I'm pretty sure SimBin games always have h-shifter support.
Doesn't *quite* look like a Commodore to me. Though I'm nowhere near as familiar with their shape as I used to be, so it could well be. Is that livery something Supercars-ish?An eagle eyed RaceDepartment member spotted this banner on RaceRoom.com
The car looks very much like a Holden Commodore; perhaps V8 Supercars are also coming to RaceRoom 8)
Have a look at the quarter panel on the SimBin picture, specifically at the intake/indicator light below the black and yellow decal and look at the following picture, specifically by the T in Toll:
Dat noise.
Not a matter of what's to like (or not), just that with most sporting leagues/codes local to particular regions, one has no idea just how big they are outside of their country.
Not a matter of what's to like (or not), just that with most sporting leagues/codes local to particular regions, one has no idea just how big they are outside of their country.
I'm glad it's massive overseas
Edit: What's that wheel, exactly?
Not a matter of what's to like (or not), just that with most sporting leagues/codes local to particular regions, one has no idea just how big they are outside of their country.
I'm glad it's massive overseas
Edit: What's that wheel, exactly?
.It's a Thrustmaster T500 RS. Costs around 450e here and doesn't even come with a shifter
Are there decent enough aftermarket shifters that have buttons on them? What sort of figure do they fetch?
". The CSR shifers from Fanatec are quite nice for the price but I'm sure you can get the same feel with the regular Fanatec shifter if you switch the knobs to better ones. Will be interesting to see what the Fanatec Clubsport shifter ends up being.There's the Thrustmaster TH8 Shifter that's around 110-130eur I think.
